u/Necessary_Risk1887

Since that time I cooled off, it happened 2 days ago but I still feel backstabbed.
I am a level 11 time oracle in a party with swashbuckler, gunslinger and Magus
We had a lot of info about a convoy coming to our city. We knew we were going to fight at least 4 demons so I prepared 6th level banishments just for that fight. I wasted a lot of additional spells just to ensure banishments were successfull (hypercognition, prophet's luck, blur and haste) I used 3 actions on banishments so they had -2 circumstance penalty and with prophets luck I added -1 status penalty. This succeeded once and the other time I misspoke and said I have spellsave DC 33 (yet nobody else in my table corrected me after I was flexing to my magus that I have DC 30, one more than him) - so my DM sent out Greater Nightmare to go to hell and bring back 2 riders. This is when my rules lawyering went in and I said this is not possible, because interdimensional travel takes 10 minutes to cast, not 3 action nor greater nightmare can bring more than 1 rider. My "erm actually" was ignored because I missspoke...
On one part I agree that Banishment trivializes encounters and it would be boring yet on the other hand it has incapacitation trait. I burned three 6th level spell slots and three prophet's luck spells ruining my combat versitility just for them to come back with no excuse and breaking rules?

Since I play the spellcaster in pathfinder I feel bullied by my DM, and yes this is 80% fault of paizo hating spells in game about magic but my accuracy just seems so sad (maybe its cuz I was a wizard 10/ cleric 1 in earlier 5.5e campain where I was so absolutely OP it was not really fair)

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If anybody in wizard hat started shouting DROMSLOTT KLEPPSTAD or RAGRUND TISKEN I would just start running away

Although If you have any other fun ideas feel free to share

So in harry potter there are some spells behave differently when cast by someone who mastered it. The best example is Harry's expeliarmus combining disarming and knockback (in the movies ofc) and also there is Herodiana in hogwarts legacy that has comically strong depulso.

So for some time I think that mastering a spell upgrades it unnowingly. So what are your thoughts and can you think of any other examples?

I just finished Dying Light the beast. I had such blast playing this game (more than DL2 lol), it continued plot from original game and the following. I like that it was separate cuz it allows for better sharing on steam family (there were issues with sharing the following).
I loved city hall (easier to navigate than tower in original) and telepaths are such a cool idea that should be either expanded on or be playable in DL3.

However the only fun boss fight was against phantom. Every other chimera was: big damage sponge. Every boss was a bullet sponge and gathering insane amounts of ammunition seems pointless because humans die on 2 headshots and weak zombies on 1. Like why do you give me so much guns when using them is pointless.

Lastly ending ruined everything. I predicted it and knew what was going to happen cuz it was obvious olivia was forced to "help us". Baron was fun stereotypical evil guy, but he has more plot armor than Kyle and Aiden COMBINED. Storming the castle was also stupid. I was gathering ammo my whole playthrough yet COD experience I expected was: shoot 15 enemies -> cutscene in which ur helpless -> shoot 15 enemies -> helpless cutscene -> fight 5 boring base chimeras -> shoot 15 enemies -> cutscene where you have COMPLETELY NO AGENCY -> longer cutscene where 2 very cool characters just die... and you can do nothing about it -> shoot suddenly bulletproof baron -> shoot another boring chimera but this one is baron -> ending

I love that some causes allow for choosing sanctification, because some causes seem so uniwersal. However I would love to have holy desecration cause for a doom guy inspired character. Any advice or insights are welcome